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Digital Painting has become the preferred choice for the modern artist, and is used to create stunning artwork for web, comics and illustration. This short course introduces you to the techniques and closely guarded tricks of digital artists using Photoshop.
During this course you will:
- Learn professional techniques to create digital art
- Digitally draw and paint characters and environments using Photoshop
- Learn to use a digital drawing tablet
- Import images into Photoshop for painting
- Prepare images for a portfolio
Duration:
Four consecutive Wednesday evenings
Dates:
Workshop One: Wed April 14, Wed April 21, Wed April 28, Wed May 5
Workshop Two: Wed July 14, Wed July 21, Wed July 28, Wed Aug 4
Workshop Three: Wed Oct 13, Wed Oct 20, Wed Oct 27, Wed Nov 3
Time: 6.00pm to 9.00pm
Cost:
$281 Including GST
Students $225 Including GST
$287.50 incl GST
Students $230.00 incl GST for October/November course due to GST increase as of October 1 2010
(Payments must be received at least 10 days prior to course commencement - see our conditions of attendance for more information.)
Venue:
South Seas Film & Television School
Unit 6 Computer Lab
75 Ellice Rd, Glenfield, Auckland
Level: Beginner (although basic computer literacy is required)
Tutor: Greg Chapman joined the animation industry in 1997. His extensive project history as an animator includes television shows for Disney, Warner Bros. and Nelvarna, as well as feature film projects, music videos, websites and television commercials.
How to apply:
Freephone: 0508 768 847 (0508 SOUTHSEAS)
Email: lauren@southseas.co.nz
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Student Profile
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ANIWA NICHOLAS | 2008
Aniwa is a presenter on the Pukoro series for Māori TV. In 2007 she visited South Seas with her high-school classmates and remembers, "Going to South Seas showed us what media studies and career pathways we could do." She enrolled in South Seas' 2008 Film and Television Production course. "Everything was hard-out just like the industry. We quickly learned how to become professional. I also really enjoyed the practical nature of the course and the great support I got from all the other Maori Rongo students on the course." |
